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Brashear Items.


Delightful weather,
We are a little late in
chronicling the fact that fine
boy has arrived at Rev. U. 0. Dep
uty's, residence; Jeanne to stay twen-
ty-one years.
Many of our city wells are empty
and il it does not rain soon, a
water famine will be the result.
County Surveyor Hall, was
down last week surveying off lots
in the new cemetery, southeast of
town; he Will complete the work
this week. This will be one of the
finest cemeteries ere long that is
in the county. The location is very
beautiful. DIR. S. L. Ellis donat-
ed the ground.
Miss Minnie Lyon, of Edna,
who had to quit school at the Ac-
ademy on account of measeles, i S
able to be in school again.
w. r. Barr, our Landscape
Painter and crayon artist, left
Monday for visit in Quincy.
Mr.. D. Chadwell and Miss Lee
Davidson, of Wilson, were visiting
in town Sunday evening.
Mr.. Henry, our popular miller
is running his mill every day now
and is turning out some good lum
Der.
W. B. Goodnight is now EN-
ployed in the "Citizon' office.
j. 7. Netf and wife, Mr.. c. A
Hamilton and Miss Fannie Brow
are visiting at Plevna, Knox Go
i COMET.
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m hit in asids srs scarce, but those Who write 70
"I Susson Cs Portland, Naihe, will receive
IT'LL frse, full information about WORK which
HuI1I they do. and live at houe, ,ths; will pay
~ A0 them from Is to IS per day. Some have
earned ever Se In day Either young or old Capital
noS required Yoa started sa Those Who start II once
ase sssessiey sure sf snag huls fortupsA Al nsv.
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WEEKLY GRAPHIC
KKKsvILLE. MO.
I. I. Sublette. Proprietor

KIkKSvILLE. MO.
I. Z. Sublette. Proprietor
-Keely's motor is still at
tracing attention, and there is
only one thing that prevents it
being a success--it won't stalt.
The interstate commerce
commissioners are wrestling with
. long haul of complaints and q
short haul of remedies
The Alaska gold fields are
attracting great attention and
causing . general stampede from
the mines of Oregon and Califor-
MIA.
-Prairie fires did much
damage in Kansas and Dakota
last week. In Norton county,
Kans.. thousands of bushels of
grain was destroyed, and many
cattle, horses and sheep perished
We begin in this GRAPAIc
story from the pen of J. r.
Musick. Mr.. Musick's stories have
proved SO popular with our read
ers in the past, that to mention
the name of the author is sufficient
to direct general attention to the
story.
South America is having q
scourge of cholera, and the great.
est precaution will be necessary
to prevent spread of the disease
this country. Let us remember
'as the hot season approaches, thai
cleanliness is the surest safe
guard against cholera
st. Louis will raise S100,00(
to defray the expense of enter
tanning the veterans at the Crane
Encampmeht to be held in tha
city next September. st. Loui
may not be first class cattl
market, but her hospitality i
known the world over.
The trade dollar redeml
tions to date have been Fro1
New York City, 100000; Phils
delphia, 100000; Baltimore 500
600; miscellaneous, s125, 900. Th
issues of small denominations c
silver certificates have been: One
sl0,S27, 200; twos, s6,610,000, an
fves, 81, 10000.
Cotton goods manufacturer
are not meeting with as muc
success in establishing an expo,
trade as their mechanical applial
ses, cheap fuel and cheap cottc
call for. Great Britain's cotto
goods expectations last year wei
4,S50,000,000 yards. China tak'
six yards of British cloth to OF
from us. South America, siXteel
Central America, seven. III
Fest Indias take nearly one-ha
Of the British product. Braz
takes over 24O,0OO,0O0 yards fro
Great Britain, while we expo
less than 100000 yards.
The steel rnil mills of the coul
try have contracts for over 1870,
miles of railroad, either partial
filled or to be illed this yea
Mill capacity is severely taxed
Pittsburgh. In Chicago busine
is crowding in more freely. Luz
Der is particularly active, and str
cannot be shipped fast enoug
But this exceptional activity
now nearly over, at least until Il
new freight rates are named.
Kansas City great activity pre- al
in real estate, and manufacture
establishments are projected on
largo scale. The sugar marke
are active and strong, under a r
NOR that the Cuban crop will
nearly 100000 tons short. T
cost of the culture is greater tn
the present selling price in Lo
don markets, and general a
vance is predicted.
Money is plenty in financi
centres, but at the present rate
absorption, scarcity will be f,
in few months. The busine
of the country is being conduct
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NEMlHcan live at home, and make more
HEsBm at work for us, than at any
sRE gthing else in this world Capital not
. ~ Sneeded; you are started free. Both
sexes: all ages. Any one can do the work
Large earnings sure from first start. Costly
outfit AID terms free. Better not delay. Costs
you nothing to send us your address and find
Lo t; you are wise you will do so at once II
HAErr Co. Portland Maine.
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When Baby was sick we gave hn- casto.i-
Whom she was Child, she cried for ca.tor,.
When she became Miss, she cling to Cas.or,.
Whsu she had Children, she gave them Ca.ror,,
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LOCK-,

is a handsome coal black, foaled
April 1st, 1885.
A very fine, prominent looking
Lead and good eyes, ears we'll set
on, has fine, high arched neck,
high on the withers, deep through
the shoulders, large arm, very
round barrel, broad across the
back, rou1d d formed hips, rump
and stihe. A very heavy clean
bone, well shaped legs and splen-
did feet. This colt is the finest in
the county. The finest kind of a
show horse at the end of the line.
NV Norman colt
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Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
COUNTY OF ALAIR, %

Final settlement of the estate of George
o Grim, decreased.
Notice is herby given to all creditors andoth-
ers Interested In the Estate OF George W Grim
drcea- ed thai Ann q. Grim
Executrix of said Estate intend to make Final
settlement thereof Mt the next term of the Pro-
bate Court of Adair County to be held at Kinks
vile, on the 9th day of May 1887
ANN o. GRIM, Executrix.
March Slst, lss1.
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Final Settlement.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

County Of ADAIR, 90
Final settlement of the estate of W p. Con-
deceased.
Noticece is hereby given TO nil creditors and
Others Interested in the estate of n. T. Conner
dec. ased that l. washington Conner admins
at to make final settlement thereof at the
NJ term of the Probate conrt OF Adnir coun-
ty to be held at Kirksville on the 9th day oil
May fssT wAsHISGToS CONNER.
Admir- with will Annexed
Al ril 7th. 1887.
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SOLD EVERYWHERE.

For SALE-Farm of 120 acres in
walnut Township, l-2 miles southwest of
Linderville, 80 acres in cultivation for sale at
a bargain. Address this office.
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Colonising Voters.

NEW York, Nov. 3.-The police have
been searching for colonized voters in the
Eighth Assembly district. The result has
been that a big bunch Of warrants was
taken to police headquarters from the Is
sex Market police court today. The per
sons named in the warrants will be arrested
in case they attempt Ia vote. Tho number
OF eases where alleged voters had been
colonizod in cheap lodging-houses could
not be learned today, but it is known that
from one clearinghouse thirty-fyo men
registered on the same day. An inycstiga.
ton shows that none Of the men were reg,
ular lodgcrs while some were moi known
at all in the house Who the political
managers arc who are responsible for the
colonization il not known.
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A nooLLee,,r.- T.rr,b,c pe.,..

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. A dcplomblc
accident, by which W. J. Maison, n prom.
sing Young man, lost his life, occurred In
the clico Of pickcns. Ma,hcru 4 Co., No.
n Mercantile bank building. shortly nc.
lon 10 O'clock this morning Early In the
day the captain Of tho barge Reindeer car.
ricd 10 the Office Winchester rife, sent
home from the upper lakes by son Of
Col. Pickcns. who II ON hunting trip.
The outfit wis placed In n largo closet IN
one corner Of the Office and separated from
II by n wooden partition. la this closet
the office hoy. Willie wollcy, n hrigh, lad
OF fifteen Year,, usually wmains When
there y n",hing for him 10 do. The boy
was eyid, ally attracted by the rifle, and
must have been playing with Il when IL
was discharged The hall passed through
the wooden partition Of the closet and
buried ITSELF IN the body Of William J..
MAiSon, bookkcepcr Who was standing
NJ bis desk nearly opposite the closet douf,
and not two feet from II. Young Matson
staggered from his desk 10 the middle oI
the rcom and fell In the flunr. lie bcpn
vomiting blood. and the clerks rushed In
every direction In search Of physicians,
but he died IN fifteen minutes.
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OYnr.MarI,ed Mn,nnn-

For "worn out" "run down." debilitated
teachers, mlllincrs, seamstrcsscs, house.
keepers, and oycr-workcl women generally,
Dr. Piercc's Fayoritc Prescription Is the
best Of all restorative tonics IL Is not u
"curc-nll" but admirably fullills single
ncs, of purpose, being most potent specific
Tor all those chronic weaknesses and dis
eases peculiar Ia women, IL is powerful,
general rs well ~ uterine, tonic and ncryinc
and impnrts yigor and strength Ia the who'll
system. II promptly cures weakness oi
stomach Indigestion, blonting, weak back
nervous prJstatiOn, debility aud siCcplcss
ness. In either sex. Fayurito Prescription /.
sold by druggists under Our positive gunrnn
tee See wrapper around bottle. Price u .
bottle, or six for -.
4 large treatise on diseases Of women, pro
fusrly illustrated with c0lorcd plates and
numerous wood cuts, sent for 10 cents IL
stamps
Address, Worlds Dspcnsary Medical asso
citation, No GdJ Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.
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PRESSED GLASSWARE.
Determination to Shut Down Every
Factory in the East.

Factory in the East.
NEW YonK, Nov. T. Representatives of
all the pressed glassware factories in New
York and New England States, and u
committee representing the manufacturers
Of the balance Of the United States, held a
secret meeting yesterday at the Astor
house. The conference is OF the greatest
importance 10 the 1000 skilled workmcn
known as the Flint Glass-workcrs' union oil
America, 5000 OF whom are employed in
the eastern district, comprising portion
OF PENNSYLVANIA and all Of New Jersey,
New York and the New England States.
Before the adjournment Of the meeting it
was decided to shut down every glass
factory in the east at the close Of the
present month. Messrs. ID. G.. Ripley, Of
Pittsburg, Pa, and Il. Beatty, Of Stcubcn-
vile, o., as u committee representing the
Western flint and liuc-glass manufac-
turcrs' association met the manufacturers
Of this district. The trouble between the
glass firms and their men throughout the
west has been growing for three months.
In submitting the annual scale ID prices
the wOrkmcn demanded that trc ''gthcr-
ing boys he allowed in full for all glass
gathered by them, irrespective -oi the
amount ruined by the prcsscrs or linisl!crs,
or lor what damaged ware came through
the bans. The manufacturers refused this
demand, aud ayoWcd their determination
| to hold the gnthCrcrs responsible Tor their
share Of the work Under the rules Of the
association strike can be- proclaimed
only ON thirty days notice. and finding the
manufacturers firm, the western glass
workers gave notice oi strike. Factories
| IN the eastern States are not affected by
this trouble. their scale being adjusted on
another ba,ds. Withthc factories through
out the east running, however, strike in
the balance Of the country might be pro.
longcd indefinitely, the workmcn being
placed in position Ia contribute large
sums to the support oi their fellow crafts.
men. II, however, the eastern mmuinct-
urCrS could be- induced 10 close their iac-
tories when the strike was inauguratcd IN
the west, the New York workmcn would
bc unable 10 assist, and the union would
| he crippled throughout the entire country.
10 urge the shut down oi The Philadelphia,
Brooklyn and Boston factories, Mcssrs.
| ihll'N anu lFhuN tilh' va NcN l'ih, anu
succeeded ns stated above. II was moC
readily agreed Ia by the eastern firms from
the fact, ~ alleged, thai there are differ.
rnccs existing between the employers aud
their men in nearly all the glass factories
! here.
The contest will take an added interest
from the Tact that the war nj cNtcimnu.
ton is 10 bc vagcd against one OF the
strongest organizations oi skilled labor IN
the country. The glassware trade is iu
good condition, with good stocks on hand
and manufacturers say they can maintain
a strike with ease all winter. Ia fact, ii
will loo beneficial Ia The trade.
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CiNciNNATi, o.. Nov, 3-The hearing
Of the appeal Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
d Dayton railroad case began today before
the circuit court Mr.. Duckworlh sub
miticd nm affidavit, stating that he had
not been able until October IS to obtain q
copy ~ the agreement to form syndicate
10 get control oi the Cincinnati, Hamilton
~ Dayton road. lie filed copy, aud
charged that II was an agreement, not Ia
benefit the rad. hut the members OF the
syndicate Ia the disadvantage Of the other
owners OF stock The hearing will mainly
De argument
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,,o,c,.,.o'r,cd yc..c,..

WAsnuNGroS, Nov. L. Health Com.
missioner Nichols, Of New York, today
called upon Secretary fairchild at his
house, aud had long interview in regard
to the adoption of measures 10 protect the
Atlantic ports against cholcra-iniectcd YES
Hcls. II " understood that the commis
Sioncr held that such infected vessels
should bc turned back upon arrival u
America aud compelled To return TO th'
country whence they came.
Tho treasury department has declined &
grant the request 81 the Richmond an
thoritics that vycnnc cutter Ice stationed
nt the cnimnco Of Chesapeake hay To in
tcrccpt incoming cholera infected vessels
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A canadian ,.cearr In Ireland.

NEw YonK, Nov Am Ottawa special
syH Excitement was intense here last
night over the rcport that lion. Eiwarl
Blake, leader of the opposition la the
Dominion Parliament, had been arrested
IN ireland ior condcinninp in a spccch dc.
hwn'd at Glen Sharfuld the cviciions al
certain Irish tenants. which hc held
wcro shameful Ia every detail. A cable.
gram WAS rCccivcd later stating that blake
had not hcCn arrested. but that hc had by
his uilcunct raised hornet nest about
him. Hlakc Is considered the ablesi ntcf.
man in the dominion Parliament. aud a.
m orator hos no equal hcrr. Recognizing
hls alilily. Gladstone hns frequently unrci
b. entering the British Parliament. nssui.
M him That constituency would H.
hund lur him. and the iuct that be- hns
nos taken ihD stump IN INLAND for home
rule, and in Use Interests oi the British
iAbuTal party give, weight to the opinion
err- SGD 10y many ~ his personal fricnd-
: l..ia ulai hr will shortly enter the English
lionsc oi Commons. lie possrs,a nn in.
dcpcndcnt fortune aud would make little
OF me- sacrifice in making England hi.
home"
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sherman n.hins the Nos, Of d.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov 2. Senator John
sherman addrscd the Republicans OF
Youngstown tonight. Amongothcrthing.,
lac said: "Thwc months ago there was ma
disposition ou the part OF Republicans 10
revive the war issues and stir up animos.
ity between the north and the south. The
recent celebration Ia the south, and glori.
iicaiiun of Jcn Davis with the speech
made NV Jackson NJ Macon, Ga, hay,
compelled the Republicans 4" iarr issue,
that, with their consent, would never hay,
again been brought 10 the surface. The
bringing oi Gen. Gordon into the Obi,
canvas was n bad pnliticl move ON tli,
part Of the Democratic Managers
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"R0BORO.''
Five Thousand Caaos Cured With
out Failure I'm a Single Instance.

4 POSITIVE preventive and IuAlbc remedy
Y iuf Dlliiis mud ffNth % ouuilIus uu QuI.
uinc ~ niusul uf any Kind but b. oumts,ss,l of
hauu.c.s hcfi-. aud T. q pcfiyt mr,l uuri Icr d
Ulu H. administered to lniauh With r.ri,st im.
PANTY. u D. not purgatlNc hui . hu excellent
f lam, ~, isginn,ag r." ,r ,. un ~ ,' n
thuus. Nd hns sinrl' thin nii'f Dumnynrlng o.
~. "lghufu' j. put ~ ia pint bottles. and n
sny ad,ir. il than two bottle rui viii utiar,p
tee that II duttious arr followed two luttlrs viii
prumitly cum auy Cnsc ui chilli uui i,NVr only
one eo'ue y pcgs-a l"1 isis's, lr1m clghi i9
childpu under eight YEAR VI agc
Tor sale BY al druggists
iJuchhuW. Va, Nov; n ISL Ncsr' iculs &
n,c aud ten yeas, together With nay hruthrr aud
sister, all fix had chiils and fever i0f scyrrl
months duIing which vme ,hg , n,ual rmclN Out.
AMER hearing of the wonderful rurr accomplished
by your Invaluable rmcil, "h'lvUl' trivd Il In
my family. and not one 81 The ~ ever had single
S,t ss s the Sry i, sh and ey"r Sc m
that tnoN anything o. Respectfully
OF the arn ot Heard a Arrr ToiSccSs,.,,
Cicnland. pituylynnla county, Va. October ~
icb =Ncsrs Lewis 4 henncti Nine ~ my chill.
dfcn had Chllls and icvct nj w same time The
nsuhl p'medy quinlnc, va administered without
hgnsnl AIlui them wcfc promptly aud cfcrtuAiiy
cur,i hy tie use " eRotsro''aluns Not one 81
IhS uios had chil after compSTpTl3E Z; ~ ~
: orwoni. Nelson county. Va, octulrf ~. issS g.
Ne.sr Lewis A ncnnctt scufal 81 my tricnds
and had severn cases ~ ehiils and icvvf We al
pens,si with the usual ftmcilcs AMI uspd nothing
but slloearn" whlch rcsultcd luA thurutirh cufr
IN each rna, You will ohlire ht forwarding me a
ossc Of tNcnty.four bottles RESPECTFULLY.
X . AROMN
A. 10 our reliability sud rcsponsi,ilty We rcier
ty r-ftnissiou e. the lolowiuN substantial hususss
men ni lSuchbufg vbcfc 18TH Of The mnuuiac
mrrs of esohor,la have rrsdcd iuf the lat twelve
wan n g Nansan Jr.. Mayor II lynchhurgs !
W i,cy, cashier Peoples Natloha lhuk Allen "
prIcc Commissioner Rcyrnuri John L Edvaris
president rolarO0 Association
n you cannot pros'urc honeM ~ your drug.
glst fomii ne 81 ~ and we vii forward two bottles
10 your ncanst depot OF expres station
49, Inns A HiNNrTT
Nanufsctuwr. iynrhburg Va
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Tbr tberc,,rr. I.rIt,I.

CucAoo, H., Nov. .. 4 Nini,a, I. r.,
special says "a special messenger has
just arrived from hhlcquah, aud IMPORTS
that the greatest excitement prevails At the
Cherokee capital lie SAWS over hllf the
inhabitants Of the city have lett, taking
with them their stock oi household goods,
AMI have sought piurr In the timber from
the impending wur. which H. SURE Ia hcgin
Monday, on the assembling Of the council.
The dispute iso,or the election ol the chivI
of the Cherokee nation, Both parties
claim their candidate IL elected
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IilIie,i nn Idiot.

B,rrIaoRr, Md, Nov l. Albert VI,
Brusslar, IN extra letter carrier, Is under
arrest, charged with the murder of Mi
chacl !. licislcr, an imhecilc boy. l'russ
lar went home last night under the inilu
cncc oi liquor. and the noise oi some
children playing prevented his going IA
sleep. lie became very angry, and beat
l.cislcr about the head. lie then picked
the boy up aud threw him down stairs
The boy was put 10 bed, but died in q
Ahnn limo
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rurHuHo, Pa. Nov. 2--Somc eighteen
OF twenty persons residing in sohoo. q
southeastern district Of this city, wcr pros
irnied las, night with symptoms Of ancni.
cal poison. No deaths have occurred, but
n number Of the victims are reported TO h.
scr.onsly III. The matter IL being inycsii.
gated by the city health officers. II was
reported that the parties had purchased
dried sausage OF bologna, and that the
sickness was caused 10y something in II.
Tho victims arr all better this afternoon,
and will recover. II " pretty we'll esinb.
Iished that the sickness was caused by
tainted milk, and not taiisagcs, M nj flint
eonjcciured.s All The parties we're supplied
with milk from the same dealer, while only
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. ,,o, She, A., /. u.,-

LOUISVILLE, ny, Nov 2. John T., Don
nelly, seventeen ycau Of age, Who Wa suol
mthcahdomcnS Sunday afternoon 10y Gcorgc
Frank, died this muming The stories oi
the shooting NJ told los Frank und the boy
differ radically. Flank \ sXty.hyc ycar-
ol agc. and claims that the crowd ul boy.
Wcrr hooiing aud throwing rocks NJ Him.
10 brighten them he fired his pistol nj the
ground, the bullet glanced aud hit young
Dunnclly, The friends Of the latter claim
that be- did not iirc at the ground, and that
the shooting WIS done without puyoca.
unu. frank l. Nv iail.
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An Err.r .. .. ,ss c.lr,e Grow

CncA0o, H., Nov. 2. Secretary Saun-
dcs, Of the consolidated cattle growcn
association, who has just returned from
the late national convention at kansas
city, states that the announcement con.
tanned In the dispatches from that point
Yesterday, a. the effect that the resolution
calling upon Cungrcss Ia Indemnify catil,
owners iOr losses occnsioncd by the iorrcd
removal oi cattle from the Cheyenne and
Ampahoc Indians was passed, h total,
erroneous. us Aid resolution WIS mcrrlS
picircd 10 the executive board of the ASA
lintipu.
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NV NoRK, Nov. B. The chamber Of
commerce ut ils meeting to-day adopted
resolutions iayorng tho peaceful settlement
ol the fishery question, aud u committee
was appointed 10 investigate the possibility
OF n material expansion Of our commerce in
the dirction ol Canada, 10y inviting argu.
mcnis ior aud against commercial union
with Canada, and documentary evidence
~ 10 the extent aud prospects OF the trade
between the two countri,S
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Tue rir., nanslas s,nce tho war.

l.KSiNGroN, Ny, Nov 4. Tuck Agcc
was hanged In the Enclosure " the licking.
bon jail Al lso'clock today On september
p, 1855, Agoc murdered his brother. In.
law, James Faulkner, ut Cadtuiown, dur.
inga quarrel about the ownership oi two
dorm roasting cap. Age, In company
NTH three cell mates, prayed and sang
until midnight, when he fell Asleep.
Awakening this morning at O'Clock hc
ate n good breakfast. A 1880 o'clock the
pfocseion moved ont 10 the scaflold, =
rude structure. with AN old fashioned trap
door. Arce declared, In low. firm yoio',
that he had killed Faulkner In scli dcicit-c,
aud That his conscience NRS IT pcnue. la
sixteen minutes after the tmp fell life WIS
pronounced extinct. Thisis the iirsi cNecu.
ton u white man In central Kentucky
Nuro tho war
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lNpiANArotis, Ind, Nov t.-1he fruit
prcscrcr Of New York, Philadelphia,
Chicago, st. Louis aud indianapolis held q
meeting herr yesterday TO discuss prices,
which will mo- doubt be- advanced. a., IL {,
said. the supply Of fruit this SEASON was
short aud oi an inferior quality. priccs
have already bccn advanced considerably.
Rasplerrics, which sold At 81 per dorm
cans. are now quotcl n, Si2. la other
fruits the increase has not been ~ great.